The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-09
sIlERIFF'S SALE.
John il. CIapp,
Baird Iron Company, ct al.
CaSa Nh Iefi2

Case No. 1908.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued in
the above case out of the Coart of Com
mon Pleas OF Perry county, Ohio, and to
me directed, I will ofer for sale at public
auction, mt the door OF the Court House, in
the village of New Lexington, Perry coun-
ty, Ohio, on
Saturday, July ID, 1887,
at me hour of one o'clock p. IN, of said
day, the following described lands and ten
ements and property owned by said Baird
Iron Company, situate in Perry county,
bounded and described as follows. to wit
First tract-Being the east half of section
II, township ia, range l6, IN said Perry
acreswhere the public school house now
stands; the whole containing 3l91s more
more or less.
the south half of the southeast quarter
ofsection III, township II, range l6 in said
Perry county, excepting thcrefrom one
half acre decided by Kinsey Sherod TO the
Methodist Church, the whole containing
19La acres more or less.
The northwest quarter CT section l3 town.
ship II, range IL, in said Perry county, con-
tanning lG0 acres more or less.
The southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section Il, township IA, range l6,
in saic Perry county, containing 40 acres
more or less.
The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter of section 10. township II, range l6
more or less.
The southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section. township Il, range Ii,
in said Perry county, containing 40 acres
more or less.
Also a tract or strip of land thirty (3O)
feet in width, besi inning at the north side
of the southwest quarter OF section 13, town
ship Ii, range l6, in Perry county; thence
running in a southerly direction 10 point
ON the section line dividing said section
| I3 and section "a, of said township: thence
direction fhrnnUI, spi
"a to the county line, between Perry and
Hooking counties, and passing through the
lands OF N. d. Hutiord. John Huston, Sam
uel TIarke, John Good. and Peter Auker,
and on which is located all that portion OF
the narrow gauge railroad of the said
Baird Iron Company lying within the
full description IL OF said tract of land or
railroad right of wav is hereby made to the
deeds to the said Baird Iron Company,
from n. d. Hufiord and wife, Eliza Jane
Hufford, John Huston and wife, Samuel
Clarke and wife, John Good and Peter Au-
ker and wife all Of said deeds being re-
corded In the records Of Deeds of said Perry
county, Ohio.
Also strip of land thirty $50, feet in
width, beginning at point on the county
line between the said counties Perry and
Hooking, OH the north side of the north
west quarter OF section %, township Il,
range Is, OF said Hooking county, Ohio
thence southerly through the lands of SAM
uefJ. Nixon andJohn w. Nixon to the
WI
reference for d full and complete descrip-
tion of said strip of land or railroad right |
of way is hereby made to the warranty |
deeds to said Baird Iron Company, from |
Samuel ]. Nixon and wife, and John w, |
Nixon. recorded in the record of deeds of |
said Hooking county, Ohio said strip of |
land thirty feet in width described as afJre- |
said as running through the lands and Sec |
tionsas aforesaid, being the strip of land |
occnpied bySthe narrow guage railroad of |
said Baird Iron Company, extending and |
running from its blast furnace in Perry |
couny TO OreviIle, in said Hooking county, |
a ttat0n on the Straitsyille branch of the |
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo
tracks.
Two (2) acres of land in section 8, town
ship IA, range Is, Hooking county, Ohio,
conveyed by warranty deed dated Septen--
Der l6, 1882, from Reuben SpurgeOn and
wife to said Baird Iron Company recorded
in vol: 8, PAGE 60 and 40 of the records of
deeds in said Hooking county, reference
being Hereby made to said deed for full
and complete description of said two t2)
lso lot No. 81 in the village of OrevilIe,
Hooking county, Ohio, as appears on the
recorded plat of said village.
three acre tract of land conveyed to
said Baird Iron Company by Par. ey Phelps
and wife by warranty deed recorded in rec
ords of deeds of said Hooking county Ohio,
said tract being situate in said village OF
Oreville, In said county of Hooking, refer
said tract Is hereby made to said tract is
hereby made TO said deed of conveyan .e
from Parley Phelps and wife to said Baird
Iron Company.
Appraised at S7G,O00.O0
Second Tract-Situate in Perry county,
Ohio, to-wit I: Commencing at black oak
tree on the east line of section 5, township
II, range 10, fifteen chains and ninety links
north OF the southeast corner ofsaid section;
thence north on the section line p chains
and links to post; thence horth 81 de-
fnI.. a.
grees west "a chains 10 a post; thence
south lO degrees east % chains to post;
thence west l chain to n post thence
south 10 degrees east IL chains and % links
to ia. post thence south 6S degrees east Is
chains and 80 links to a post thence south
6aSrSes east IL chains -eo.-ot,- TO Il
place OF beginning, excepting thereirom l
acre l6 percheS of land IN the northeast
corner o: said tract. Heretofore sold by Hor- ;
ace Wilson, jr., TO Samuel Howser, contain
ing exclusive Of said exception 100 acres
more or lees.
Also the following tract commencing at
The southeast corner of section 3, township !
and range aforesaid thence north on the
g ction line 10 90-lo0 chains to black oak
chains and 50 links to a post ; thence north
y degrees west 13 chains and 50
INKS to post; thence north
a degrees west IL chains and p links to a
post thence west TO the center OF James
and Absalom McCormick's lands; thence
'outh along the line ofJames McCormick's ,
and to the center OF the southwest quarter
lf said section 3; thence east to the east
Inc of said southwest quarter thence
'outh 10 the south line of said section ;;
hence east on the section line TO the place
,f beginning, containing l36 acres more or
eSS.
Appraised at 50. 4i0.S0.
The above premises to be sold in two
separate tracts described and designated,
First Tr;tct and Second Tract.
TernIs of Sale-CaSh.
:. p. NJ. BRUNNER,
q ~ Sheriff of Perry county, Ohio.
Butter & Huffman, Attorneys.